
(ANGOLA) - Two untidy and rundown properties on Silver Lake will be reviewed by the Steuben County Commission after neighbors appealed for help at Monday's meeting. Jerry Guise, President of the Wildwood Homeowners Association, says both properties are strewn with garbage, have dogs locked in cages throughout the year and dogs tied to abandoned cars, and chickens are allowed to run around loose. Guise raised concerns about the same neighbors repeatedly burning trash in the open. The Steuben County Board of Health will follow up with an inspection at the end of November.
(11-04-2025) Bronson Schools Bringing Millage Proposal To Voters Tuesday
(11-04-2025) Constantine Schools Presenting Operating Millage On Tuesday
(11-04-2025) Two People Killed In One Vehicle Crash
(11-04-2025) Habitat For Humanity of NE Indiana Ends Efforts After 31 Years
(11-04-2025) Shipshewana Town Marshal Under Investigation
(11-04-2025) Wildwood Homeowners Ask Steuben Co Commission for Help with Messy Neighbors
(11-04-2025) Man Gets Car Stuck on Utility Pole - Now Faces Deportation
(11-04-2025) IN Lawmakers Opt for Early Return In Lieu of Special Session
(11-03-2025) Goshen Man Injured In Moped v Vehicle Crash
(11-03-2025) Four Incumbents On Ballot For Coldwater City Council
(11-03-2025) One Person Injured In Two Vehicle Crash
(11-03-2025) 911 Millage Renewal Being Presented Tuesday
(11-03-2025) Irsay Family to Auction Off Huge Collection For Charity
(11-03-2025) Butler Teen Killed By Train
(11-03-2025) Angola Marching Hornets Headed to State - Will Host Local Performance
(11-03-2025) Trine Women's Cross Country Team Wins First Ever Conference Title
(11-01-2025) Wortz Authors Bill To Protect Parental Rights
(11-01-2025) Three Candidates Running For Mayor Of Three Rivers
(11-01-2025) Corporate Toboggan Speed Challenge at Pokagon
(10-31-2025) Auburn Named As Possible Spot For Relocating Casino